Compare and contrast structural procedural programming and oop
Answers
Answered by
0
A procedural programming language consists of a set of procedure calls and a set of code for each procedure. A structural programming language emphasizes on separating a program’s data from its functionality. On the other hand, object oriented languages are based on entities known as objects.
A programming language is a language that consists of instructions designed for the computers. Processors only understand machine code as it reaches in two series of 0’s and 1’s, also known as binary data. Machine code is difficult to understand, and thus various programming languages are being used which are more understandable than the machine code and also provides greater portability.
There are various standards based on which the classification of programming languages can be obtained. However, based on the programming paradigm, one can broadly classify them into three categories: Procedural Programming Languages, Structured Programming languages, and Object oriented Languages.
A programming language is a language that consists of instructions designed for the computers. Processors only understand machine code as it reaches in two series of 0’s and 1’s, also known as binary data. Machine code is difficult to understand, and thus various programming languages are being used which are more understandable than the machine code and also provides greater portability.
There are various standards based on which the classification of programming languages can be obtained. However, based on the programming paradigm, one can broadly classify them into three categories: Procedural Programming Languages, Structured Programming languages, and Object oriented Languages.
Similar questions